At Liu Zhi's command, the quicklime was hurled out in a massive double volley.
At the same time, a strong wind rose, scattering the quicklime across every corner of the battlefield.
Liu Zhi's subordinates barely felt the effects of the quicklime, but for the fishmen, it was a devastating weapon.
The fishmen behind them were at a loss. They hadn't expected Liu Zhi to use this method; it had never occurred to them when they launched their attacks.
After all, when ordinary people used quicklime, they would only throw a handful at the fishmen as they charged at the front. They would never use it like this, turning it into a rain of lime.
The fishmen didn't know that using quicklime had been one of Liu Zhi's first methods for dealing with them.
He had been fighting fishmen for years.
Liu Zhi felt that no matter what he did, he always ended up clashing with fishmen.
He had finally gotten a chance to take some fishmen down, only for them to rebel in the end.
So whenever Liu Zhi had an idea, he kept stockpiling quicklime and researching how to make better use of it.
When it came to hurling lime, Liu Zhi was practically a master.
He had come up with seventy or eighty ways to use quicklime against fishmen. What he was doing now was just a minor variation.
Yet this small change transformed the entire melee. None of Liu Zhi's troops feared the quicklime, and with its help, they fought more fiercely by the moment.
The Spider Infantry fought all the way to the shore before stopping and turning back to attack.
Liu Zhi's heroes didn't advance as far. Once they reached the middle of the battlefield, they began striking out in every direction, picking off fishmen